On arrival at Auckland International Airport you will pick up your transport and self drive to your accommodation at Formosa Golf Resort. Formosa Golf resort is set amongst tropical gardens with panoramic views of the golf course, the Hauraki Gulf and the distant views of the Coromandel Peninsula, each villa is pure style and luxury. The rest of the day will be yours to enjoy the stunning service and surroundings.
Day Two

After a sumptuous complimentary breakfast you will have the opportunity for your first round of golf on New Zealand soil. Surrounded by lush farmland and stunning views over the Hauraki Gulf, the course is modelled on the Augusta National, home of the US Masters and was the venue for the 1998 New Zealand Open. Listed in The Finest Golf Clubs of the World.Formosa covers an area of 440 acres and has panoramic views of Waiheke Island and Rangitoto from its cliff top and coastal fairways, along which hundreds of pohutukawa trees and palms have been planted. Sixteen of the course's holes have northerly views of the Hauraki Gulf and its many islands. The 11th to the 16th holes run along a cliff top overlooking the shoreline.
The course caters for golfers of all abilities. It is also one of the longest courses in New Zealand at over 6600 metres (7200) yards from the professional tees and features the first couch grass fairways in this country, providing a durable and attractive all year playing surface.
Day Three
Today after another wonderful nights sleep and a leisurely breakfast you will self drive to the amazing sights and smells of Rotorua. With its unique volcanic landscape, living Maori culture, natural hot springs and plenty of options for adventure, Rotorua is one of New Zealand's most famous destinations. The region was the birthplace of New Zealand tourism in the 1800s, when people flocked here from around the world to see the amazing Pink and White Terraces- vast, naturally formed silica terraces that cascaded into a volcanic lake. The Te Arawa people were their local guides. The terraces were destroyed in the 1886 Mt Tarawera eruption, but Rotorua's fame as a fascinating travel destination continued to grow. Your accommodation for tonight is at The Heritage Hotel which is located by the Whakawerawera Thermal reserve, you will find all their impeccable rooms and stylish suites appointed with the finest in decor, many offering sweeping views across Rotorua - the city, lake or thermal reserve. The balance of your afternoon is free to explore the town or simply relax in you hotel.
Day Four
This morning you have the chance to play on another of New Zealand’s top golf courses. Situated in picturesque Whakawerawera, Arikikapakapa is a full 18 hole all weather links- One of the world's truly unique golf courses with steam vents and craters of geysers acting as natural hazards. An immaculately prepared, gently undulating course in the heart of New Zealand's thermal wonderland.
What could be better after a great game of golf than an afternoon of pampering and relaxation – Polynesian Spa! This is New Zealand’s leading international spa, providing a unique thermal spa experience on the shore of Lake Rotorua. In a picturesque, tranquil setting overlooking Lake Rotorua,
you will enjoy a wonderful fusion of relaxing hot mineral spring bathing, sumptuous spa therapies and picturesque lake views. Tonight’s dining will be held at a very special place The Pohutu Cultural Theatre, Rotorua's premier indoor Maori cultural experience, and it's much more than just a show. At the Pohutu Cultural Theatre you will be completely immersed in an enchanting audio and visual performance presented by third generation descendants of Te Arawa - the Iwi (tribe) of the Rotorua region. You will also dine on traditional Maori delicacies, Steam Pit Hangi, and a delicious buffet of seafood and local produce, followed by mouth-watering desserts.

The Pohutu Cultural Theatre is an authentic and traditional Maori show and feast designed to enthral and engage you in a luxurious and state of the art venue. The theatre features a stunning blend of modern technology - fully air-conditioned with unrivalled lighting and sound systems and exceptional perspectives from every one of the 300 seats, and traditional Maori design, including a 3-metre high tunnel entrance complete with handcrafted artworks. To fully appreciate the sheer passion, power and beauty of New Zealand's Maori people, there is only one place that offers so much, in such impressive and state-of-the-art surrounding.
Day Five
Today you will farewell Rotorua and travel the approx one hour drive to the famous lakeside town of Taupo. Situated in the volcanic heart of the North Island, the Lake Taupo region is home to New Zealand's largest fresh water lake, fascinating geothermal areas and the famous Huka Falls.

First stop is the Huka Prawn Park. Nestled on the banks of the beautiful Waikato River, New Zealand's only Prawn Park offers so much to do. Here you’ll not only see how New Zealand's freshest prawns come about, but if you're brave enough, you can also help feed the babies. Your can also experience a prawn peeling demonstration, riverside nature walk, geothermal foot bath and trout feeding. Golf enthusiasts can also try their luck at our "Killer Prawn Hole-in-One Challenge"—tee off from the three metre golf platform and see if you can land your golf ball into one of the various rings floating in the ponds.

After your visit to the Prawn Park and just a few minutes walk is the. The Huka Falls Jet. This offers a unique combination of excitement and natural beauty. A 30-minute thrilling jet boat ride in the hands of a down-to-earth, funny professional jet boat driver who can make a jet boat do things you would never believe possible. The half hour of thrills, fun and excitement takes you along a beautiful river environment, lined with native bush, sheer rock cliff face and natural hot springs. From the unique vantage point on the boat you have the best water level view of Huka Falls – New Zealand’s most visited natural attraction
Day Six

After breakfast you are booked in to play Wairakei Golf course. Wairakei International Golf Course - rated by the Prestigious US Golf Digest magazine to be in the top 100 courses in the world outside of the USA in 2005. Located in the heart of the North Island and set amongst the spectacular scenery of the Lake Taupo region, is the Wairakei International Golf Course. Designed by Commander John Harris, Michael Wolveridge and Peter Thomson with the aim of producing New Zealand's first internationally recognised golf course, there is little doubt in any New Zealanders mind that this trio exceeded all expectations. The end result is a course that sprawls over 450 acres of natural countryside. This coupled with the 6444 metres from the championship tees and 108 large well placed bunkers has led to worldwide acclaim.
The Balance of the day is free time to enjoy the many wonderful activities,
restaurants and bars that Taupo is world famous for.
Day Seven.
Today we leave the shores of Lake Taupo and start the journey back to where we started our adventure, Auckland. On the way though of course we have a few more surprises. Waitomo Caves world renowned and a magnet for both local and overseas visitors, the Waitomo Glowworm Caves occupy a high placing in almost everyone’s New Zealand vacation wish-list. The Waitomo Glowworm, Arachnocampa luminosa, is unique to New Zealand. Thousands of these tiny creatures radiate their unmistakable luminescent light as our expert guides provide informative commentary on the Caves' historical and geological significance. Over your 45 minute guided tour, you'll take in the spectacular Glowworm Cave with its majestic and ornate cave decorations, the deep limestone shaft known as the Tomo and the equally magnificent Cathedral cavern. Your tour guide will deliver an informative and entertaining commentary, sharing stories, cultural legends and the natural wonders of this living masterpiece. Your visit concludes with a brief, yet remarkably moving, boat trip through the Glowworm Grotto. Your accommodation tonight will be based in Waitomo which is renowned for its hospitality and comfort.
Day Eight.
After breakfast, drive through the stunning scenery back to Auckland where tonight you will be staying at Gulf Harbour Resort. Situated at the head of a delightful canal with views of the water Gulf Harbour lodge offers premier accommodation for all golfers that wish to be close to the world renowned Gulf Harbour Golf Course. Gulf harbour is a foodie’s delight with a number of incredible restaurants and cafes for you to choose from for your evening meal.
Day Nine

Today you are booked for 18 holes on the greens! Gulf Harbour Golf course is a magnificent course which was described by its designer Robert Trent – Jones as one of his very best! Venue for both the World Cup of Golf in 1998 and NZ Golf Open in 2006 the pristine fairways and
magnificent views are sure to impress. Spectacular finishing holes, ocean views, rolling terrain all combine to make the Gulf Harbour Country Club one of the most exciting golf layouts in New Zealand. Your afternoon is free to relax and prepare for your journey home.
Day Ten
As you prepare to leave our fair shores we trust you would have had a memorable vacation on our beautiful island and that you will have memories that you will treasure forever.